Time for an outdoor table

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I will use my usual outdoor finish which is boiled linseed oil cut 50/50 with mineral spirits. If it’s an outside surface of a door I will add about 20% marine varnish but for this just the BLO will do.
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nice
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So legs are attached and it’s ready for delivery. The wife and I are off on a 400 mile delivery run !
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masonsailor2 wrote:So legs are attached and it’s ready for delivery. The wife and I are off on a 400 mile delivery run !
Paul
You taking it in 'her' car? :D
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Tried but it won’t fit in the Vette
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Done and delivered and finish on. I didn’t get a final picture but the legs are set on small concrete pads set in the gravel. There are 5/8” coupler nuts with bolts set in the bottoms of the legs as levelers and also to keep an air space between the concrete and the wood.
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That is very very nice!
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+1
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